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"Egon Schiele: Portraits" is the first majormuseum exhibition in the United States dedicated to the portraitureof this Austrian Expressionist artist. Despite a career that lastedless than a decade, Schiele is considered one of the most importantartists of the twentieth century. A protégé of Gustav Klimt,Schiele is celebrated for his singular style of draftsmanship,unusual use of color, and unnerving depictions of his sitters.Schiele's expressive style and controversial subject matter playedan important role in the advancement of modernism in Europe.This exhibition is divided into six groupings of the artist'swork: Family and Academy; Fellow Artists; Sitters and Patrons;Eros; Lovers; and Self-Portraits and Allegorical Self-Portraits. Inaddition, there is a section highlighting the traumatic and pivotalperiod in Schiele's life: his arrest and imprisonment in the springof 1912.This application features audio interviews with the exhibition’scurator, Dr. Alessandra Comini, and commentary from the director ofthe Neue Galerie New York, Renée Price.Egon Schiele: Portraitsis on view at:Neue Galerie New York1048 Fifth Avenue at 86th Street, New York, NY 10028October 9, 2014-April 20, 2015

Chagall: Love, War, and ExileChagall: Love, War, and Exile, for the first time in the U.S.,explores artwork from the 1930s and 1940s by Marc Chagall(1887-1985), one of the foremost modernist of the 20th century.This was a significant but lesser-known period which Chagall spentin France and then in exile in New York due to World War II.Chagall invented his own syncretic style, drawing on elements ofRussian Christian icons, Cubism, Surrealism, as well as folktradition and Fauvist color, maintaining this independenceconsistently throughout his career.Beginning with the evocative paintings from his years in France,the exhibition illuminates an artist deeply responsive to thesuffering inflicted by war and to his own personal losses andintimate sorrows. In the late 1940s Chagall returns to colorful,joy-filled work celebrating love. The exhibition includes 30paintings and 24 works on paper, as well as selected letters,poems, photos, and ephemera.This application includes audio that features interviews withexhibition curator Susan Goodman, Chagall’s granddaughter and arthistorian Bella Meyer, and Professor of Art History at New YorkUniversity Kenneth Silver. Seventeen selected images from theexhibition are also included.Chagall: Love, War, and ExileThe Jewish Museum, New York1109 Fifth Avenue at 92nd Street, New York, NY 10128September 15, 2013 – February 2, 2014Category views, numeric keypad entry and the keyword searchfunction enable you to access the tour anyway you wish.

Heinrich Kuehn and His American Circle: AlfredStieglitz and Edward SteichenThis is the first New York museum show to focus on HeinrichKuehn (1866-1944), an often overlooked but central figure inturn-of-the-century art circles, whose photographs were exhibitedat the Vienna Secession. Born into a wealthy family in Dresden,Kuehn was a member of Vienna’s Camera Club and strove to elevatephotography to an art form.Heinrich Kuehn and His American Circle: Alfred Stieglitz andEdward Steichen features over 100 photographs by Kuehn and alsoworks by Alfred Stieglitz (1864-1946) and Edward Steichen(1879-1973). Under the influence of the American photographers,Kuehn shifted from making large landscapes taken under dramaticlighting conditions and focused more on scenes of daily life shotunder normal light. He also began creating intimate studio andopen-air studies of family and close friends, frequentlyphotographed using clothes especially made for these occasions.This application includes audio that features interviews withthe exhibition’s curator, Monika Faber, director of thePhotoinstitut Bonartes, and commentary from the director of theNeue Galerie New York, Renée Price.Heinrich Kuehn and His American Circle: Alfred Stieglitz andEdward Steichenis on view at this venue as follows:Neue Galerie New York1048 Fifth Avenue at 86th Street, New York, NY 10028April 26 – August 27, 2012Category views, numeric keypad entry, and the keyword searchfunction enable you to access the tour any way you wish.

Art Spiegelman’s Co-Mix: A Retrospectivecelebrates the career of one of the most influential living comicsartists. Best known for Maus, his Pulitzer prize-winning graphicnovel about his parents' survival of the Holocaust, Art Spiegelman(b. 1948) has produced a diverse body of work over the course offive decades that has blurred the boundaries between high and lowculture. This first U.S. retrospective spans Spiegelman’s career:from his early days in underground comix to the thirteen-yeargenesis of Maus, to more recent work including his provocativecovers for The New Yorker, and artistic collaborations in new andunexpected media. The exhibition highlights Spiegelman’spainstaking creative process, and includes over three hundredpreparatory sketches, preliminary and final drawings, as well asprints and other ephemeral and documentary material.This application includes audio that features interviews with theartist, as well as Françoise Mouly, Art Editor at The New Yorkermagazine, Editorial Director of Toon Books, and Art Spiegelman’swife and collaborator; Emily Casden, Curatorial Assistant at TheJewish Museum; graphic novelist and cartoonist Chris Ware; andHillary Chute, Neubauer Family Assistant Professor of English atthe University Chicago, and Associate Editor of Spiegelman’s bookMetaMaus.Art’s Spiegelman’s Co-Mix: A RetrospectiveThe Jewish Museum, New York1109 Fifth Avenue at 92nd Street, New York, NY 10128November 8, 2013 – March 23, 2014List view, numeric keypad entry and the keyword search functionenable you to access the tour anyway you wish.

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The Ronald S. Lauder Collection: Selectionsfrom the 3rd Century BC to the 20th Century/Germany, Austria, andFranceThe Ronald S. Lauder Collection: Selections from the 3rd Century BCto the 20th Century/Germany, Austria, and France encompasses abroad range of masterworks. The exhibition focuses on six areas:medieval art, arms and armor, Old Master paintings, 19th and 20thcentury drawings, fine and decorative art of Vienna 1900, andmodern and contemporary art. Among the artists represented areJoseph Beuys, Constantin Brancusi, Paul Cézanne, Vasily Kandinsky,Anselm Kiefer, Gustav Klimt, Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, andGerhard Richter.This application consists of an audio tour of the Ronald S. LauderCollection, presented by Ronald Lauder, the museum’s co-founder andpresident. He shares his insights and visions in creating one ofthe finest private art collections in the world, spanning from the3rd century BC to the 20th century.The Ronald S. Lauder Collection: Selections from the 3rd CenturyBC to the 20th Century/Germany, Austria, and France is on view atthis venue as follows:Neue Galerie New York1048 Fifth Avenue at 86th Street, New York, NY 10028October 27, 2011 – April 2, 2012Category views, numeric keypad entry and the keyword searchfunction enable you to access the tour anyway you wish.

Enhance your visit to the Chicago History Museum with an audioexperience. Our app includes five tours, two of which are availablein Spanish, as well as rotating selections for temporaryexhibitions. Devices preloaded with the tours are included withgeneral admission and always free for members. Choose from threetours of our permanent exhibition Chicago: Crossroads of America, amust-see for anyone interested in stories about Chicago’s rise as amodern global city. • Crossroads narrated by the Second City Joinactor Antoine McKay for a journey through the city’s history andmeet a range of characters—some famous, some fictional. Members ofChicago’s legendary comedy troupe worked with Museum staff todevelop this lively, one-of-a-kind audio tour. 45 minutes,available in English and Spanish • Crossroads Authored ExploreChicago’s evolution as a city from its great literary traditions.Listen to works by a dozen beloved authors, including TheodoreDreiser, Lorraine Hansberry, and Studs Terkel. See the city’shistory through their eyes on a journey to the lavish displaywindows at Marshall Field’s in 1889, the South Side of the 1950s,and a steel mill in the 1970s, among other places. This tour addsnew perspectives to the stories presented in the Crossroadsexhibition. 40 minutes • In Our Own Words Written and performed byLake View High School students, In Our Own Words features originalinterviews, period music, dialog, and dramatic readings related tostories about the Great Fire, Gangland Chicago, jazz and blues, the1968 Democratic National Convention, and the development of theatomic bomb. 40 minutes Explore other Museum galleries with theseaudio experiences. • Chicago Authored Writers have renderedChicago’s reputation—good and bad—and its self-image. Explorenineteen excerpts from contemporary authors and literary giants ofthe past. Consider the city from four perspectives: take in abird’s-eye view, visit homes and communities, peek through akeyhole, and reflect on what it means to be a Chicagoan. Thisexperience invites you to skip around, listening to tracks thatcatch your interest. Pause at any time to explore the gallery,browse through a book, or grab a cup of coffee in our café. 60minutes • Facing Freedom in America How have Americans definedfreedom, and what happens when rights are given, fought over,denied, or gained? This gallery examines how conflicts over freedomhave shaped the United States. Explore eight familiar andnot-so-familiar stories dating from the 1850s to the 1970s. Throughartifacts, audio clips, videos, and activities, each conflict ispresented from the perspectives of those who lived it. xx minutes,available in English and Spanish